End of Tenancy
Cleaning London
Move out with one less thing on your mind.
Professional cleaning for tenants, landlords and letting agents. From kitchen grease to bathroom limescale, we work room by room through the details that matter at checkout.
the next chapter.
Planning an
End of Tenancy Clean?
A little preparation makes the day easier. Here is what to know before you book, without having to search through the small print.
A deeper clean for handover
A thorough clean of the rental property as you move out, covering rooms, surfaces, fittings and agreed appliances. It focuses on accumulated dirt and the details a regular tidy can miss.
After the move. Before checkout.
Arrange the appointment after your belongings are removed and before the inventory visit. Book ahead, then confirm your moving date and access so the clean fits the handover.
Allow enough time
Size, condition and extras determine the time needed. Ask for an estimate for your property and avoid scheduling key collection immediately after the appointment begins.
Know your scope first
The quote depends on rooms, bathrooms, condition, furnishings and additional services. Describe the property accurately and ask for written confirmation of the work and price.
Make every area accessible
Remove belongings and rubbish, empty cupboards and arrange entry. Check appliance preparation instructions in advance and flag anything that needs special care.
Separate the specialist work
Carpet extraction, upholstery and window washing may require an additional service. Appliance deep cleaning needs a clear agreed scope. Confirm each extra before booking.
A thoughtful handover,
whoever holds the keys.
For tenants
Fit the clean around your move and inventory appointment. Share the check-in condition and any specific cleaning concerns, then keep the agreed scope and receipt with your handover records.
Plan your move-out ↗For landlords
Prepare the property between occupants with a clear room-by-room brief. Tell us what remains in the rental, which appliances need attention and when the property must be accessible again.
Discuss your property ↗For letting agents
Coordinate access, checkout dates and priorities in one place. Share the inventory notes and property details so the cleaning appointment can be arranged around the managed handover.
Arrange a handover ↗What Does End of
Tenancy Cleaning Include?
A clear view of the work, before the team arrives. Explore each area and confirm your property’s requirements when requesting a quote.
Kitchen
A focused clean of cooking areas, surfaces and fittings, with appliance work agreed in advance.
- Worktops & splashbacks
- Sinks & taps
- Tiles & accessible surfaces
- Cupboards, inside & out
- Hob & extractor
- Floors & skirting
- Doors & handles
- Agreed oven & fridge cleaning
Bathroom
Attention to bathroom fittings, surface residue and the areas where limescale commonly collects.
- Toilets & sanitary fittings
- Basins & taps
- Baths & showers
- Tiles
- Mirrors & glass surfaces
- Accessible fittings
- Floors
- Bins emptied & cleaned
Bedrooms
A room-by-room approach to furniture, ledges and floors in the areas booked for cleaning.
- Accessible bedroom furniture
- Surfaces dusted & wiped
- Windowsills & ledges
- Carpets vacuumed
- Hard floors cleaned
- Skirting boards
- Doors & frames
- Switches & handles
Living Areas
Cleaning of accessible living and dining areas, including furnishings and commonly missed edges.
- Furniture & shelves
- Accessible surfaces
- Tables & chairs
- Upholstery vacuumed
- Under accessible cushions
- Floors & edges
- Skirting & doors
- Switches & handles
Hallways
Shared circulation spaces deserve the same attention as the main rooms.
- Accessible surfaces
- Doors & frames
- Handles & switches
- Skirting boards
- Corners & cobwebs
- Carpet vacuuming
- Suitable hard floors
- Accessible radiator surrounds
Internal Windows
Discuss internal glass, window washing and access when booking so the work is clearly agreed.
- Agreed internal glass
- Windowsills
- Accessible ledges
- Mirrors & glass surfaces
Appliances
Make appliance requirements explicit instead of assuming every internal task is included.
- Oven — confirm scope
- Hob — confirm scope
- Extractor — confirm scope
- Fridge — confirm scope
- Microwave — confirm scope
- Other appliances — discuss
What usually
gets checked at the
end of a tenancy?
The most noticeable areas are often the least convenient to clean. Start with your check-in inventory, then look beyond the obvious surfaces.
Cleaning addresses dirt and build-up. It cannot repair damage or reverse wear. Keep those conversations separate when preparing the property for handover.
The kitchen beyond the worktop
Grease can collect on the hob, extractor and around the oven door. Open empty cupboards and check shelves, handles and the edges of doors. Appliances should be assessed against the agreed cleaning scope.
Bathrooms, fittings and limescale
Look at taps, shower screens, tiles, basins and toilet fittings. Limescale and soap residue are easy to overlook during a quick wipe. Some staining or worn finishes may remain even after cleaning.
The details between eye level and the floor
Dust gathers on skirting, door frames, switches, ledges and accessible radiator surrounds. Check floor edges and corners too. Internal glass and windowsills should be reviewed where covered by the booking.
End of Tenancy
Cleaning Prices
in London
Every rental has a different scope. Tell us about the rooms, condition and any specialist work so we can provide a property-specific quote. Explore what shapes your cleaning quote.
Request a
fixed quote
Tell us about your property and the work you need. Ask the team to confirm the price, inclusions and any additional services before you book.
CALL FOR YOUR QUOTE ↗ 020 3404 5155What shapes your quote?
Property size & layout
Bedrooms, bathrooms and additional rooms establish the amount of work. Mention extra toilets, stairs and separate living spaces.
Condition & furnishings
Heavy grease, limescale and accumulated dirt affect the scope. Explain what furniture remains and whether cupboards will be empty.
Carpets & appliances
Vacuuming is different from specialist carpet cleaning. List the appliances and ask which internal or deep-cleaning tasks are included.
Additional services
Window washing, upholstery cleaning or other property work should be discussed separately and clearly itemised in your quote.
What can change the final price?
Extra rooms, a different condition from the description or newly requested services can change the work required. Send accurate details and photographs if requested, and agree any change to the scope before additional work starts.
The clean.
And the extras.
Use this as a starting point for your booking conversation. Your written quote should confirm the exact inclusions for your property.
Usually included
- Room-by-room surfacesDusting and wiping accessible surfaces, doors, frames, switches and skirting.
- Kitchen & bathroom areasWorktops, sinks, tiles and bathroom fittings; attention to grease and limescale.
- Floor cleaningVacuuming carpets and cleaning suitable hard floors.
- Cupboards & internal windowsDiscuss cupboard interiors and internal windows, including accessibility and the work required.
May require an extra quote
- Specialist carpet & upholstery cleaningA separate treatment beyond the vacuuming of floors and furniture.
- Window washingAdditional window work is listed as optional. Confirm internal, external and access requirements.
- Appliance deep cleaningConfirm oven, fridge and other appliance tasks individually, including any additional deep cleaning.
- Additional surface cleaningDiscuss surface suitability and agree any additional cleaning tasks separately.
A straightforward way
to finish your tenancy.
Tell us about
the property
Share the postcode, rooms, condition, furnishings and appliances. Mention access restrictions and your checkout date.
Receive
your quote
Review the proposed work and ask for the inclusions, additional services and price to be confirmed.
Choose your
appointment
Agree a slot after your move. Confirm keys, entry instructions and any preparation needed beforehand.
Professional
cleaning
The equipped team starts with a walkthrough, then works through the rooms and the agreed priorities.
The
final check
The team checks the completed areas. Arrange your own walkthrough and flag any cleaning concern promptly.
More of the work.
One place to start.
Plan your clean around the property and the handover. Explore the services below and confirm the work you need when booking.
End of Tenancy Cleaning
A detailed property clean before handover.
↗Move Out Cleaning
Cleaning around the practicalities of moving.
↗Carpet Cleaning
Discuss specialist treatment for your carpets.
↗Window Cleaning
Confirm the glass, access and work required.
↗Landlord Cleaning
Plan cleaning between occupants around your property and handover.
↗Letting Agent Cleaning
Coordinate access, checkout dates and the agreed cleaning scope.
↗THE DETAILS, UP CLOSE
Care for the surfaces.
Attention to the details.
A visual guide to the kitchen surfaces worth discussing when you book: the hob, tiles, worktop, sink and agreed appliances.
AI-generated before-and-after illustration of the same kitchen. This is an illustrative comparison, not a completed client job.
DIY cleaning vs
professional cleaning.
Doing it yourself can suit a manageable property and a flexible schedule. Professional help can make sense when time, equipment or the amount of work becomes the constraint.
| What to consider | Cleaning yourself | Professional service |
|---|---|---|
| Time & scheduling | You organise the work around packing, transport and key handover. | An agreed appointment separates the cleaning from your other moving tasks. |
| Equipment & detail | You provide suitable tools and products, and plan your own room-by-room checks. | The team brings equipment and follows the agreed cleaning scope. |
| Appliances & carpets | Allow for appliance preparation and hiring specialist equipment if needed. | Discuss appliances individually; arrange specialist carpet cleaning as an additional service. |
| Hard-to-reach areas | Only tackle areas you can access safely with appropriate tools. | Explain access constraints first. Confirm what the team can safely reach. |
| Inspection preparation | Compare your completed clean with the inventory and keep your own photographs. | A professional clean supports preparation; the inventory and your own final check still matter. |
End of Tenancy
Cleaning Across London
From a compact flat to a larger house, the layout and access can be as important as the number of bedrooms. Give the team the full picture before booking.
Converted properties may have stairs and separate rooms on several floors. Furnished rentals need clear access around the items that remain. Managed properties may involve concierge entry, key collection or an agent’s appointment.
For landlord changeovers and agent-managed checkouts, agree the sequence: belongings removed, cleaning completed, then inspection. Share your postcode, parking arrangements and building access so availability can be checked for your address.
CHECK AVAILABILITY FOR YOUR PROPERTY ↗ Illustrative property photography.Before your clean:
a simple moving-out checklist.
A good handover starts before the appointment. Use this sequence and our end of tenancy cleaning guide to keep the property accessible and avoid repeating work.
Move out.
Clean.
Check.
Hand over.
Leave a little breathing room between each stage. Confirm the actual cleaning duration with the team.
Confirm the practical details
Check your appointment, key arrangements and inventory date. Share cleaning priorities and confirm any extras. Ask whether a freezer needs defrosting and follow the appliance manufacturer’s safe instructions.
Clear the property
Pack personal items, remove rubbish and empty cupboards and appliances that are to be cleaned. Keep belongings out of the areas booked for cleaning. Flag fragile fittings or surfaces needing special care.
Make access straightforward
Provide the agreed keys or entry instructions. Check the team can access the rooms and ask about any utilities needed. Explain the scope and concerns at the initial walkthrough.
Walk through the rooms
Review the agreed work, including the less obvious corners and appliance areas. Raise concerns while the details are fresh. Keep the receipt and take dated photographs for your own records.
Keep the clean intact
Avoid moving boxes or furniture back through cleaned rooms. Check for remaining belongings, follow the agreed key-return process and keep your inventory and handover records together.
Common end of tenancy
cleaning mistakes.
Leaving it until moving day
Packing and removals can block rooms or leave fresh dirt. Plan cleaning after the move and leave time before checkout.
Forgetting inside appliances
A wiped exterior does not address internal grease or food residue. List the appliances and confirm the work included.
Overlooking bathroom build-up
Taps, screens and fittings often need more attention than a quick wipe. Point out heavy limescale when discussing condition.
Not preparing the freezer
If defrosting is requested, allow sufficient time and follow safe instructions. Ask before the appointment rather than assuming.
Leaving belongings in the way
Full cupboards and boxes make cleaning harder. Empty the areas included in the scope and remove rubbish beforehand.
Assuming carpet treatment is included
Vacuuming and specialist carpet cleaning are different services. Ask for any additional treatment to be itemised.
Your questions.
Clear answers.
Need to discuss something specific to your property? Speak to the team before booking.
020 3404 5155 ↗What is included in end of tenancy cleaning?
The room-by-room checklist covers accessible surfaces, kitchen and bathroom areas, floors and fittings. Discuss cupboards, internal windows, appliances and specialist work when booking, and ask for a written scope for your property.
How much does it cost in London?
There is no numerical price list on the company website. A quote depends on property size, condition and additional services. Tell the team about bedrooms, bathrooms, furnishings, appliances and carpets, and ask for the work and price to be confirmed.
How long does the cleaning take?
Allow several hours, with the actual duration depending on the layout, condition and extras. Request a property-specific estimate when booking. A larger property or heavier build-up may take longer, so leave time before the inventory visit.
Do I need to be at the property?
You may not need to stay throughout the clean, but access and key arrangements must be agreed. Arrange an initial briefing if possible and your own final walkthrough. Confirm the plan with the team before the appointment.
Do cleaners bring their own equipment?
The team brings cleaning equipment and products. Tell us about delicate surfaces and access restrictions, and confirm any utilities or property-specific requirements when booking.
Is oven cleaning included?
The website mentions oven cleaning in the kitchen checklist, but also lists appliance deep cleaning as optional. Ask exactly which oven tasks are covered and whether your appliance requires an additional service. Have the answer recorded in the quote.
Is carpet cleaning included?
Carpet vacuuming appears in the standard room checklist. Specialist carpet and upholstery cleaning are listed as optional services. If you need deeper treatment, request it explicitly and confirm the additional scope and price.
When should I book?
Book ahead once your move and checkout dates are known. Aim for the clean after belongings have been removed and before inspection. Flexible appointments are advertised, but a particular slot must be confirmed rather than assumed.
Should the property be empty?
Remove personal belongings and rubbish so the team can reach the booked areas. If the property is furnished, tell the team which furniture stays. Empty cupboards and appliances that will be cleaned, and discuss anything that cannot be moved.
What should I do before the cleaners arrive?
Confirm access, prepare the areas being cleaned and share any specific concerns. Ask about appliance emptying and freezer defrosting in advance. Keep inventory notes available and confirm any additional services so the appointment starts with a clear brief.
Your move has enough
moving parts.
Tell us about your property.
Let’s make the cleaning part clear.